What do we celebrate on November 4, in short? Good Russian people, tired of living without a state, gathered and after the prayer freed the capital from the foreigners who had settled there. Since life without a state was bad for everyone, the Tatars also joined the Russian people, who were not at all embarrassed that the reestablished state would be Orthodox. And when the Kremlin was liberated, they held a victory parade. On Sunday, October 25, Russian squads, solemn, with the procession of the cross, went to the Kremlin, carrying the Kazan icon of the Mother of God. At the place of execution, the squad was met by Archbishop Arseny, who came out of the Kremlin and carried the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God. And everyone prayed to the prayer.

What do we celebrate on November 4, in short? Good Russian people, tired of living without a state, gathered and after the prayer freed the capital from the foreigners who had settled there. Since life without a state was bad for everyone, the Tatars also joined the Russian people, who were not at all embarrassed that the reestablished state would be Orthodox. And when the Kremlin was liberated, they held a victory parade. On Sunday, October 25, Russian squads, solemn, with the procession of the cross, went to the Kremlin, carrying the Kazan icon of the Mother of God. At the place of execution, the squad was met by Archbishop Arseny, who came out of the Kremlin and carried the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God. And everyone prayed to the prayer.